Agility Class Descriptions

In agility classes meet other dog lovers just like you who want small group classes that offer personal attention and keep-it-simple-and-successful instruction.

Foundation agility introduces dogs to mini-obstacles, jumps, tunnels, and games to teach important listening, handling, and movement skills.

Beginning agility continues teaching obstacle performance, such as contacts and weaves, a–frame, and develops handler skills.

Advanced agility builds more course skills so your dog can run fast and clean, and your handling is smooth and efficient when you do front, rear, and blind crosses. And your teeter is AWESOME!

Competition agility is for dogs who are currently competing in agility. Emphasis is on additional handling techniques, strategies, and course skills so you and your dog can run smooth, efficient, fast, and clean.

European Handling highlights skills and strategies so you can improve your dog’s distance, accuracy, speed, and teamwork on fast and flowing, or tight call-off lines, or distance challenges.

Just for Fun agility classes use exercises, skills and drills, and courses to create happy, cooperative and knowledgeable teams.

Vintage Dog Agility classes are for vintage dogs who are “aged to perfection.” They might not see as well, move as easily, or hear like they did, but they still want to go and have fun. Two-, four-, or eight-inch jumps and tunnels keep dogs active and loving the senior dog life.